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by Hurrah on 24 September 2009 - 01:09
Looking to purchase a female pup to be shutdund trained in Ca.????
Any thoughts on a Great breeder here or Overseas.
by SitasMom on 24 September 2009 - 02:09
not enough details......
by KileysHuman on 24 September 2009 - 02:09
by Hurrah on 24 September 2009 - 03:09
I am a novice..
S.
by poseidon on 24 September 2009 - 11:09
My advice to you is not to rush into buying any puppy just yet. You need to start your research at home first by visiting relevant websites, clubs, trainers, handlers and the dogs. The last thing you want to end up with is a poorly breed puppy (sold as "top dog") with health issues and lacking in nerves and temperament.
Start by visiting the clubs near you and formulate your own opinions.
www.gsscc.ca/
www.canadasguidetodogs.com/clubs/schutzhund.htm
Take time in your research and you will at least get close to what your heart desire.
by sueincc on 24 September 2009 - 16:09
by SitasMom on 24 September 2009 - 17:09
www.eurosportk9.com - Slovakia
www.alpinek9.com - Arizona
Puppies are always a gamble. eventhough their parents can be perfectly healthy, you can and up with HD or ED puppy. The OFA finds that 19% of all GSD X-rays submitted do not pass.
Its heartbreaking the find out that the puppy that you've been training for 9 months has hip dysplacia.....been there, done that.
Sometimes it a good idea to find an older puppy that has been started that has had prelims, or is alreay certified...
Here is a puppy out of Hanny, a bitch that I just bought. He's 4 months old. I can put you in contact with the seller.
His dam is a VS-2, IPO3 and SVV3.....
If this is what you have in mind.
by TessJ10 on 24 September 2009 - 20:09
What a handsome puppy, SitasMom. Very attractive.
But again, please COMPREHEND - the OP is specifically looking for a FEMALE puppy, not a male. Yet again you spout off saying "If this is what you have in mind," totally ignoring what people actually want in order to push what's on YOUR mind.
I second poseidon's view of going out to the clubs. Don't be in a rush. There are far too many people just aching to take your money for a dog that may not be right for you. Look around and see who has what, what they're like in training, and ideally you'll find a breeder in your area who will totally support you as a novice to the sport. If you end up getting a puppy from someone you trust and who is actively training near you, that can be really wonderful when you're just starting out. Follow poseidon's advice.
Good luck!
by SitasMom on 25 September 2009 - 00:09
You are such a shallow bitch that has to dis EVERYTHING that I post, you are a stalker..................will you please just GROW UP?
BTW - Hurrah
Hanny is pregenant and her due date is mid October........puppies will be ready by Christmas........
Do your research, and decide what you want...........
I can offer you is a beautiful puppy, from certified, titled stock, that are tough and should be able to take you the SchH distance.......and possibly the sieger circuit too.
I bought Hanny from www.eurosportk9.com already bred........they know what their doing....the puppies sould be wonderful
by windwalker18 on 25 September 2009 - 00:09
Finding a good pup isn't that hard. There's LOTS of breeders on the pedigree site, and many are good ones. There's also other Boards for GSD's that have good breeders posting on them. Take your time to know just exactly what you need and want before making the commitment to purchasing a puppy. My baby is 4 months old now, and growing like a weed. While there are no more pups from that litter, I know that his breeder is expecting a litter from a well proven bitch around Thanksgiving. (other pups from this bitch are doing SchH, SAR, Agilty etc at high levels as well as being lovely)
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